Hey guys, don't let the shirt fool you.

I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I am James Evan Polato of MediaMonarchy.com.

An American approach to digital assets is one that encourages innovation,

but mitigates the risks to consumers. We've got that story plus your environmental social

corporate governance score. But first, we have to, of course, talk about the war that everybody

is talking about right now. Yemen, under longest period of Saudi heavy bombing seen since 2018, we take this from the fine

folks at anti-war.com, the Yemen Data Project, released its monthly summary of the Saudi-led

coalition's air war in Yemen, and found that the last four months have been the most sustained

period of heavy bombing in the war since 2018.

For the month of February, the Saudi-led coalition carried out at least 200 air raids and up to 716 individual airstrikes in Yemen.

Since October, just last October 2021, the coalition has launched at least 200 air raids each month.

The Yemen Data Project recorded 15 civilian casualties in February, a significantly lower number than the 426 in January, the highest monthly rate since 2016.

The airstrikes in February focused on the Haja government where 51 air raids were recorded.

All 15 civilian casualties for the month occurred in two air raids.

On Valentine's Day, the Saudi-led coalition targeted a water drill in the Almatma district of Al-Jewaf,

killing and injuring at least three civilians.

In the Abbs district of Haja on February 20th, an air raid hit a civilian house,

killing a woman and a child, and injuring at least 10 more people.

Yemen Data Project found these are, get these percentages.

11% of the bombings hit civilian targets.

18.5% hit military targets and 70.5%

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